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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
A BOOBY TEAM.

It is reported in circles that admit OF
nothing short of the most implicit credence
that a booby team will be drawn from the
membership of the Butte Rod and Gun
Club, consisting Of the worst shots. under
the captaincy OF Sam Louis, which will
compete for the water cooler donated by
Mayor Kenyon. Under such able captaincy
the team is almost sure to come out be-
hind all competitors and thereby win the
trophy.
0REENER GUN.
Sam Louis & Co. have imported w. w.
Greener gun from London for Johnny Stuart
with which he expects to make some fine
scoring. There can scarcely be any doubt
that the possessor of such weapon will
get away with the gold medal for the high
est individual score at the Gun Club tour
nament.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
a Quarter Of . Million Fire.

AUCKLAND, New Zealand, June 3O.-The
New Zealand hotel, bank and twenty-five
shops burned at Blenheim. Loss, $780,.
900.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
The Miners Return From Their Labors
at Mullan Tunnel, Which Great
Bore is Now Open.
Vice. President and General Manager
Cakes, Of the Northern Pacific,
on His Way West.
A Change of Time Contemplated on the
Northern Pacific, Which Will
Make all Trains on the Noun.
tain Division Day.
Through tho Tunnel,

GARRISON, June 29.-[Special to Th,
Miner The miners got through work OF
the Mullan Tunnel this morning. There il
still little cleaning up to be done, how
ever; but trains will probably be running
through on the 1st of July, several days
earlier than was generally anticipated.
There is some talk of a change OF time ca rd
on the N. p, the trains to run over the..Rocky
Mountain division by daylight; the west.
hound train leaving Helena about D. M,
and the east-bound train arriving there at
1oa. m. 1t is believed it will take effect
The lat OF July, but this is not at present
officially stated.
MULLAN TUNNEL OPENED.
lanes McCaig, OF the Northern Pacific,
.aid Yesterday afternoon that Mr.. Gilbert
had teegaphed him that the local passe
,er train between Butte and Helena will be
,esuned to-day. The train leaves Bntte at
7.1la. M and leaves Helena on return at
92O. reaching Butte at 7:55 p. N. The
work OF tmberipg on the MulIan tunnel
has been completed, and it is now perfectly
cafe for travel. The Anaconda miners re.
turped Yesterday morning, and say that il
another break occurs in the Mullan Tunnel
Il won't be that part they repaired, as they
cav they have made an excellent job.
THE CASCADE DIVISION
O, the Northern Pacific will be open to
traffic tomorrow. The overhead line has
been in operation for the past month, but
has remained in the hands of the cOnstruc-
tion department. The division will be
formally turned over to the operating de-
nartment to-day. A new time card will be
nut in effect on the whole Northorn Pacific
system early in July.
NEW PASSENGER TARIFF
to take effect July 1st has been received by
Mr.. McCaig affecting west.bound rates to
the coast via Pasco Junction and the Cas-.
cade Division. 1t is generally understood
that all through Northern Pacific passea-
ger trains will be operated by the new route
to and from Tacoma. Tacoma ia about
one hundred and fifty miles north of Port.
land and the through trains will all go
through to Tacoma and then down to
Portland This will terminate the arrange
ment Of the Northern Pacific with the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company.
The latter road has been leased to the
Union Pacific and will have to look to the
Union Pacific for through business.
ON TOUR.
IF. Cakes, Vice. President and General
Manager, and j. NJ. Hannaford, Traffic
Manager OF the Northern Pacific railroad,
are on tour OF inspection of the line. It
is presumed they are on their way to Ia
coma to take part in the celebration there
Of the completion OF the line on the Fourth.
They made no stop in Montana, but will
likely pay Butte a visit on their return
trip.
On Tuesday night one OF the finest trains
that ever left the coast passed Garrison.
There we're six Pullman sleepers, every
berth Of which were occupihd.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
1he Csnucks Ce elebrating.

TORONTO. June 3O.-The Queens Jubilee
celebration commenced here this morning
with parade of school children numbering
10000. The afternoon was taken up with
military and calisthenie drill. Jubilee
services were held in the Metropolitan
Church.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
NEW YORK vs.. INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 30.-It was not
Boyle's pitching that lost the game to the
Indianapolis club to-day, for he had it well
won for his team up to the seventh inning,
when a number of costly errors gave the
The score was-Indianapolis 4, New York
IL. -
At New neutrality-suspicious. 4, Balti,
more Is.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 4. Louisville IL.
At Cleveland-Cexeland 13, Cincinnati 4.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Gould Gobbles the II. b o. Telegraph
Stock.

New YORK, June 30.-E. 8. Stokes says:
II believe that the story Of the rumored
telegraph deal is true and that Jay Gould
has finally secured the Baltimore & Ohio
telegraph stock"
President Bates of the B. & o. Telegraph
company, however, declared that there is
no truth in the rumor current that the B..
& o. line has been sold to the Western
Union
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
At OTTAWA.

OTTAWA, June 3O.-A two-days' Queens
Jubilee celebration commenced here to-day.
The streets are gaily decorated. There are
theusands Of visitors in the city.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
CHICAGO VS.. WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO, June 3O.-Anson's errors tells
the story of to-day's ball game. In the
second inning O'Brien made a three-bagger,
and Anson's error let him in. In the ninth,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
EXCLUSIVELY ON RAILROAD BUSINESS,
and as was looking for a location wher'
DEFEATING ALL coMERs.

His toughest contest was with Jacob d.
Martin, of Ypsilanti, Michigan. dc had
three matches, two OF which were pro
nounced draws. Martin, he says, was the
.tronoest man he ever met, but he was the
,,nfa;rest wrestler, and the first two dra VS.
were owing to the unfair holds Martin took
vhicb prevented the Colonel getting near
him in any shape. The third match. how
aver. he fixed by insisting on the articles
being drswn up for the match strictly ac-
cordine to the Henry James rules and hsv-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
AN APPROACHING CRISIS.
Jake Sharp Not Believed to Live or Sur
vive q Verdict in His Own Favor.

JAKE Sn8rp NOT bol0VeO 10 1.-Two OF sur.
vive Verdict in His Own Favor.
New YORK, June 2S.-In an extra OF the
Mail and Express this evening it states:
1t is believed that Jake Sharp is dying.
The reason he did not testify in his own
behalf this afternoon as was expected by
everybody right along, was because his ply
sician expressed an opinion that the strain
OF a rigid cross.examination, ETC., would re-
suit in his death. A reporter subsequently
learned of the physician his opinion. Sharp
cannot live more than week or ten days
and the least undue excitement would kill
him at once. owing to heart troubles. The
paper states that the scheme under consid-
Grafton now is to take the case out of the
hands OF the jury by bringing J Judge Barrett
a certificate from a physician to the effect
that Sharp in all probability would drop
dead in the Court room when the jury
brought their verdict in, no matter what it
was. It is thought this would induce tho
Judge to stop the case where it is.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

CUTTINGS COMPEERs.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
A FIGHT Among Wolves.

New YORK. June 29.-1n regard to the
sale of block of fifty thousand shares OF
Manhattan stock by Cyrus w. Fleld 20
Jay Gould, the Times says: Jay Gouio
and an Russell Sage are triumphant. Gyiuss ys
'" Fields scalp has been broken. rM'u I"
made a brave fight, but did not realiIe
until the end came that he was to b. strnGh
down in the very house OF his friends. ine
terrific tumbling given to Manhattan st"eS
settled all questions as to the purpose "
.he precious pair and the convictions .hus
formed were made indsputa BILE when cary
IN n. the panicky time Of Friday one Vi
rield personal brokers
HAD TO GO BEGGING
around the street for an extension on lie
contract. No hint OF this has been mauo
public. Had it been announced during 'ne
Troublesome scenes OF the stock exchange
sweeping pane could not have been stayed.
!. 10 the generally accepted belief that F'ela e
nas been obliged to seek Gould's favor py
s,ssapplng big block OF Manhattan stocA
Tr needed money Fifty thousand snaIes
STOCK, it is said, had been given up ~
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Justly Arralgned.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Francis Patter-
son, OF Elmira, New York, better known as
'Blind Patterson" who recently obtained
considerable notoriety as recipient OF the
largest pension ever granted private SOL
dier OF the United States, and which it
was afterwards discovered had been
fraudulently obtained, was arrested
in Gordonsville, Va, to-day. He bad
$1,000 pension money on his person, and
this together with money already regained
makes $12, $50. which has been recovered
by tie Government of the 81 3, $50 paid out
on account OF Patterson's pension.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
Boysetss's Plan Approved.

PARIS, June 8O.-A majority of the COM
mittee of the Chamber of Deputies ap-
pointed to study the question OF separa-
settles project for the abrogation OF the
concordat. The main articles of the scheme
provide that the Republic shall respect all
religions. but will grant special privileges to
none. Various regulations and laws are to
be repealed. The department and the
commune wnl retake possession of the
various religions edifces and the real and
personal properties. The minister now in
receipt of the government stipend over fifty
years ago will receive life pension Of 900
francs yearly. under fifty they will be
entitled to . lump SUN, the maximum
amount being 800 francs.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02

The Butte Rifle Club will visit the. Walk
erville Club for . friendly match on Sun
day afternoon. The Walkerville club
possesses some Of the best shots in the
Territory in w. Laity whose record is 48
out of so and Noosan 46. Hall has
record of 43 at 200 yards oifhand. These
individual scores are better than any made
so far by tho Butte club, but the latter be-
lieve they will come out ahead on the gen.
eral average as the Walkerville club con-
tains some inferior shots who will be away
behind the samples given. Take them all
through the Butte men believe they can get
away with their Walkerville opponents
and their visit on Sunday will determine
some points necessary to be informed
about previous to the tournament.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-02
CHEAP FARES TO THE RACES.

It having been suggested to The MINER
representative that some course should be
pursued that would insure cheap transpor.
tation to and from the race track during
the races, Mr.. Lee Mantle was seen and con-
ferred with about it, and the result is that
he authorizes The MINER to announce that
all proprietors or owners of carriages,
'busses or expresses who will sign an agree
will be permitted to enter the grounds of
the West Side Fair and Racing Association,
drive their teams in and deliver passengers
at the grand stand, but will not be per-
mitted to occupy carriage room or cross to
the center of the field. Passengers will also
understand that this does not obv;ate the
necessity on their part OF anteing up the
necessary admission to the grounds, as
usual.
AVAILABLE LOT.
Yesterday morning at $50 the valuable
horses which Marcus Dalyis going to enter
at the approaching races arrived in S ,uth
Butte and were Immediately taken to the
race track. They consist OF four $4,000
stations and three fillies of the finest
strain, which will make their mark among
the diers next week.
WASHINGTON PARK RACES.
CHICAGO, June 3O.-This was the fourth
day of the Washington Park Club races.
The weather was warm, the track fast and
the attendance large.
Two-year- ar-olds-three-q OF mile
Daniella won, Arizti second, Mirth third.
Time, 1:16.
All ages-one mile-Aurela won, Carnegie
second. Time, 1:44. There were only two
starters.
Three-year-old fillies-mile-Miss Ford
won, Wary second, Hindoo Rose third.
Time, 1:44.
One mile and quarter-Irish Pat won,
Gold Flee second, Wahoo third. Time,
2:1O.
Grey Cloud second, KensingtOn third.
Time, 2:1OH.
Hurdle-mile heats-First heat-Tennes-
see first, Oscelo second, others distanced.
Time, 1:5OK.
Second heat-Tennessee won. Time, 1:55.
THE sHEEPsHEAD RACES.
NEW YORK, June 3O.-At Sheepshead Bay
the weather was fine. the attendance large
and the track fast.
Two.year- r-olds-three- -fourths Of q mile
Featray won, Bayridge second, Pocatello
third. Time, 1:15A.
Three-year-olds and upwards mile
Troubadour won, Gonfalon second, Duplee
third. Time, 2:02.
Three-year.olds and half-Han
over won. Dunbo yne second, Oneko third
Time 2:33X.
Mile and one furlong-Brown Duke won,
Una B second. Boaz third. Time, 1:53a.
Mile on the turi-Choctaw won, Wonder
ment second, Grenadier third. Time, 1:S4
WILKES WON.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-Harry Wilkes
won the race with Gossip Jr. Best time
2:16k.
COLUMBIA DOWNS HARVARD.
New LONDON, June SO.-1n the freshmen
race between Harvard and Columbia the
latter won. Columbia's time. II 33z
Harvard, A.35.
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Saa's

Sc sibt u,sbr &atarrb in bieier @sssnb
beS 2aubeS, ais ale anbern Rrantbeiteu
Suiamnteusenommeu uub Bis in ben lestsn
Sabreu bielt man i'm fir unbeiIbar. gieIe
Sabre lang ertlarten ibn 0ottoren fir cine
locale &rantbeit unb ueri6rteben lotaIe
Ssilmittel unS ertlarten i'm, neil fie tin
bstGnbis NIT lotaler 8ebanbIuns nt6t
turirten, fir unbeiIbar. Ste Bifeni6aft
bot beuieisn, baB Der &atarrb cine @onitis
tutionstrantbeit lit unb baber cine eonitis
tutionsmdBise SebanSIuns srforbert.
Saa's Ratarrb: Sur, fabrisirt pom s. s.
Gbeuep & Co., Eoleoo, Ohio, TT bic stns
sise icst i'm Wartte befinblt6e conititutio:
nellie Sur. sic pirb in @aben pon 10
Eropfsu gu etnem Ebseloffelpoa einssnoms
men. Sie pirtt brett auf bas Slut unb
bic i9Ieimisen Sberfla9eu bes Spfsms.
sic bieten bunbert Dollars fir iebsn Sal
on. ben es ni9t turirt. 2aBt SUD Circus
lare unb 3eusniie tommen. Ioreifirt
S. 8. Cheney & So, Golebo, 8.
.B- 9ertauft uOn IpOtBetern, IS Gents.
Gatarrb- Cur.
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@rense pon @auuutltraBe 9euau felfsuitel>
len; fsrner parb bic 0teparatur ua9fols
senoer StraBen bei1lofen pon Is. Stras
Be; bon II. StraBe In Der Rdbe Der Waibs
tn9tonitraBe; Dol g.. .StraBe nabe Gins
ftruBe, pom 10. StraBe, awti9en 0bite &
Sation q Waibinston & Ytne StraBe.
Serner parb bann bic Iusbeferung fols
senber StraBen anssorbnet: pOn &obsrts'
itra6e, ;uii1sn &ebecca unb IlmaitraBe {;
pon @ImaitraBe 3pii3en 8idett & &cbsrt ;
pon 9itsttitraBe, apii6en Cornell &SIma ;
ferner parb Der 8au sines gosens Iber
ben offenen Canal an 4. StraBe pom Main
mad glapitraBe unb fur umlase elmer
ipsSielen Steuer ,ur SssabInns per
an @eunter Strabe, itubs Ymepra,
&c. semu9ten Ssrbef erunsen bsi6lOHsn.
l1nb meter purben bic na9bsSei6neteu
arbeiten anseorbnet: @bauiiruns, anIase
uou @oiieu unb Iuffteuung pon Ranbiteis
men an 9isbitraBe; anlage pon Ssitens
pe9eu an DiuiitOnitruBe, suti4sn Stufs
forb: unb OortfraBe; an bet Sfieite
uon SudIon, Suii9en %. Ctr. unb Stufs
foroitraBe; an IA. StraBe nabe Debit
itroBe; Sau zines seuOlbteu GunneIs iiber
9ouIsr Greet. an eagle Point aue., bann
siusa iol9en Sunnels an berlelbsn Greet
an Sisbitrabe; bana anIuse ueri6tebener
lleOer9dnse an beIebten StraBen.
Die Iusebote fir bic &rbeiten an 2ates
unb 5isbftraBe purben ssOffnet, aber nitt
auseuommen, ba Der StraBeuaufieber be-
bauptete, ct Tonne bic arbeit i'm Easelobns
ebsuiO btais MAIDEN, ME zines Der Gnses
bote Jet.
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aurcmbursti6eS. aus @msrtta.
Na6trG9lit.)

NItuN1tNNSNSt
Gorrefponbeut. - Gin .tpabrer
2u~remburser, Ramens Ntt. @resortus, lit
beute, ben l. Sult, gu Center, Outasamie
So, @is., uOn ieinsm S4Opfer abssrufsn
porben. IQe Tusenbeu zines 9atten,
zines 9aters, zines Sirsers un6 zines
Gbriitsu setdneten i'm aug, Oaber mar
CT aud BON S~ebermann seItebt, sea4tet
unb seebrt, mas fi5 aud Bel ieinem Ses
grSbniB ssiste, pel6es trct tdle9ten
@etters pom sablreideu Sreunoeu aus
Rabe uub Sern besIeitet purbe. Gr wuroe
seboren gu NospeIt am 90. Ottober 1916,
panbsrte In 1866 mad amertta aus uno
wobnte BON lS66-ISSl In 9ranpiae Bel
Milpautee. ST beirutbete i'm Sabre 1871
uu6 sog in 1881 mad Centre, Suta9amie
60. Ser @srblt9ene btntsrIdBt cine i'm
tief betraueru6e, brdue Satin un6 SHUTTER
seb. Ratb. Better surit, iopie 6 gut ersosene
Sinner, BON benen bas dltelte Is Sabre
3dblt. 3um Slid NAT CT elm Wttslteb
Der &. q. 8. So, woour9 ber Notb iets
ner Samilie s~eiteuert utrb. Nu9 finfs
mOnatIi@er &rantbsit fdieo ct aus bteiem
Seben. r. /. ?.
9as ToIseube 1T benz res Mars
3erolo" entnomIneu:
q. &oob pom Sre6onid bra6te bieIer
Sage 60 iette S4weins berein, pel6e baS
bi6i6e @epidt pom $1,000 Bfuub errei6ten
luo bic bubble Summe BON $50 einbradten.
Sobn iu9t, Sieb bsSable iid nod am Seteu.
Nm Sienta9 erbielten Soitmaun & Gar
bic Rahridt non benz Ibleben Der Wtutter 6es
Sru. Soiimauu unb Der Srau Cor in Srostp,
Rtnr, tuObin oieielbe am Sreitas lester ISOLDE
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9ereiit mar. Gin S6lagfuB bate ibrem 2sben
elm @n6e ge1nadt. Ste mar "a Sabre alt.
Sieielbswurbe Oonuerita9 Worsen mad Sc Wars
tranSporttrt unb parb am Sreita9 be9raben.
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Wittmod 46enb bisIt bier elm sepi6e

Mittmod a6eno bieIt bier Elm sepifer
Ri&. Treueuit cine Sorlsiuns O. i'm
Daibinston Bart iber bic arbeiterfrass.
Maapor gbr. u. GoeIter itelte ben Spre6er
DOR, unb auf Der Sribiine fanben f9 Mits
slieoer bss Stabtratbes. Der Wann be-
6ients fi4 elmer auBerorbentli6 'rOben,
dubsrit asnteiueu, Supeilen unldtisen uni,
ME ss bsibt. iosar unittIi6en Spra8s.
Wsdnner rnb 6rausn init stuas S9ams
ssfibI sinsen fort unb drserten ii9. Infer
Wayor unb veri9iebsne MttsIieber bss
StaStratbss batteu aber nidt 70 uisI
S4an1s unb gbrsefibl. Statt f9 aus
gntriftlns ~ entfernen, blteben He iisen
unb bSrten Els gun, gnbe 3u. Wtr islbft
baben Der 8ebe ni@t seIaui6t, aber uerftdn:
bise Rdnnsr baben uns psrf@ert, baB
bies bic ssmeinffs unb robefe 6ffentIi9e
9aate ssrueien iei, bic iie ie bier in DUBUQUE
sebSrt bdtten. Gs muB f9limm bersesans
gen isin, baB iOsar Der Telegraph" ni9t
uast, ben Steiner in S9us gu nsbmen.
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Sweite NuHage.
Are German Catholics unfairly treated 2

toih tNuttu .
Inter bieism Gitel bat 8eu. 8. @metne,
betanntli4 cine sesen bic 0euti9en serid'
tete Sroidare beraussesebsn, bic Sus
9eseni9riften berporSerufen bat.
Ote cine 1T betiteIt: Der beuti5 &:
q meritantide &%atboIit, ober
ST IS eriprieBIi6, fir bas ewise unb ssit:
lt6e @obl bes tatbolif9en Deuti6sI meri.
taners Spra4e unb Sitte gu opfsrn. Ser:
fafer 1T &arl aIsermifen, Yrte:
FER Der Oi0eeie Goutnston, &p.
0te anbere fibrt ben orisinelen SiteI
@oliatb, Der 9 aftarbpbtIi ter,
Oapib, Der ebrIt9eSsraes
ober: Ser &f bes tatbolii6en"
InsIoamerita NIT benz tatboIiiden Oeuti9s
tbunt. Sou einem 8rieiter "A. c." aus
benz Rorbpeften. 0ieie taum Dor Ia Ga:
gen in ben Sanbel sebra9te Sroi6Ire BOT
iol6 etnen Ibias ~sefunben, bab bic erite
1000 @remplare itarfe Iuflase Bis aui
wenise Stid uersrtfen,
cine jpeite 4ulase
bereits IN Druid 1T un6 Dor Nblauf Der
ISOLDE uoleuoet fem wirb. IS mare gu
uiuiden, baB bteie Broi9ire in uielen
Gauienoen @remplareu unter'S beuti4s
Bolt tdme, ba iie far bas 8clt bers5uet,
in tlafttser, man9mat berbsr Spra9e, Der
Sa9e bis auf ben @runb sebt. 8abr 1T
es, bic SieieIiteine iiub bart unb inarf.
aber NIT 2ebmtlumpen wirft man aud
ni9t mad &ieien.
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Yin unIere Serre1 Naenten.

~l1uiere sIsenten fnb freunbIidt ers
iR9t bic in ibrsn Sanben beiapliten
@eIbbetraSe 10 baIb als mOsli4 an bic
Office etnsuisnben, ha bic ausitebeubeu
8strdse cine siemtid bobe Sumue erreidt
buben unb es piinidensuertb lift, ale ldn'
ger eusitebsnben &e9nunsen In ben
8ii6ern gu besletden. Gu4 nit ibren
3ablunsen rititiuoise abonennten fnb
brtnsenb eriu9t, ibren Serbinblidteiten
obne 8srsus uad;utommen.
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Gbrouilder Suiten uno GrfGltunaen

unb ale Rrantbeiten Der 2uftrObre unb Der
9unsen t0nueu bur@ ben 9sbrau4 BON
Scott's @mulion sebeilt perbsn, Ia es
uae beilenhen gtseniaaften bes Sii4tbrans
unb Der Sppopbospbpten I'M bS6fen @rabs
befst. sd betra9te Scott's gmulfton
ais has uorsdsli3ite Wittel bel tuberculo'
fen uub i9Ieimisen 2siben, ui9t Su iprs9en
non sepObuIi6en @rtdltunsen unb affscs
tiOnsn Der 2uftr1k-e," %, St, g.. Con:
neQ, NJ. D., Chandelier, 8.
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W}it benz eospperatipen @eidGtten, bic

bier BON ben arbeitsrittsrn sssrinbet wors
ben finb, sebts idItmm. sic tra9en uub
brs1sn ale suiammsn. Oas cooperative
SoIs unb &obIeusei9dft stns pIeiten; bic
@radsrbadsrst laut ms Ni3ts 3uiamuen ;
Der RSbelftore 1T caput unS Der 9roceries
fore pesetirt nod. 9ie msiifen bieier
@eiddfte finb NIT elmer seidliffsnen Gun:
&c unb einen boblen &opf sefibrt worben.
Srsili4, bic Dummen perosn ME aue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
Sic 5arbiaen, weIGe bter tn Dubuqu,

Sic Garbiaen, weIGe bter tn Dubuque
lsbsn. babsn bsidIoFen, ben /. auauf -
ben Gag ibrer gefreiuus aus Der StIa.
PEREZ - In sroBartissr @siie su feiern.
Sie woIen NIT ben farbissn 8raberu
BON Clinton, 9alena, 2pons u. +. 10. eineu
llmtus baIteu. an Mufit ioa's ni1t feb.
len, fir Spre&er foD seiorst unb aui
einsm 9ienie alerIei 9trsnisen psran.
ftaItet werben. Die Sarbtssn babsn bas
idSnfte 8e&t unb bic Bette lirfa@e fid bss
Cages ~ freusn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
Ser 9abrestag Der ltnabbGnoisteits:

Ser SaDresfdg OCT uHau9ah9lBleHss
erflGrunQ Der Ser. Staaten 9in0 bier In
Dubuque gang friebIi9 unb rubis poribsr.
Guar besanu baS &naIen BON a~IlerIei @es
i4is l9on am 9orabenS, bic 6eucruerts:
t0rper tniiterten uub tnatterten ben sanSeu
Iiebeu lansen Tag; aber man lit bas am
slOrret5en 8tetten 70 ssDObnt, baB es
ni9t iebr auffdais mar. Ser llm;us, ben
bic Rittsr Der arbeit u~eranftaItst, stns
prosrammmdBis pom Statten; bic spread
eagle speeches purbsn sebaIten un6 bas
Ptcnic mad art Der 9robibttioniiten ses
feisrt. Ser 9immel, Der am Worsen nit
Gesen brobte, tldrte f9 gsssn Mtttas
msbr uub mebr auf unb am abenb battea
mir bas prd9ttsite Sirmumsnt unb ben
bsrrIiditen Wonbeni6ein, tn benz fi9 bas
5euerpsrt, bas tn 3iemli&er 0uantitat
aaffties, bod id0n ausnabm. Die 9uft
mar nidt tibl. aber erfrii9snb unb ftdrs
tenb. Bon llnsIaden, bic in SoIse Der
PuIuerueri3wen6uus entftanben, baben mir
psnts seb6rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12

Ste Nrtifel, bic fi6 in ben beuti9er
8ldttsrn anberer Stdbten iber uaiern
Wapor 8oelter finben, fino nidt grade iets
mes 2obes uol. Stun, wsr mill Sonie
leteu, muB Ieibeu, baB i'm bic 8ienen
fteten. Der Gbrseit trteb ben iunsen
Wann, Der @elbteufeI ipornte i'm an unb
70 muB er einieben, bab ni9t aass, mos
seIb i5tumert, @olo 1T. Die Madt III
cine sefdbrlt9e Waffe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-07-12
&atarrb-Iur.
Sic bisiae g6iiBeuaeieajdait bate

Rontas sroBes S9ieben. au9 batten ii9
sroBe an;abl Sreunoe Der 8l@ie aus bes
na6baIteu StdOteu e~insefunben, gait
eS bod aud suslet9 bic 8riinbe etnsus
pcibeu, wel6e bic biefise S9isenseieas
i5aft ausefauft bat. Oils @eieQi9aft ses
nisBen bic bieitsen S9isen einen iebr sus
ten Namsn, iopobI mad sluBeu bin, ais
au9 In Stabt unb County.